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I have 2 cans of paint of the same color that are partially full. Do I mix them into one can and paint from there?
Posted by
Dano (aka dano)
Jul 1 '21, 13:35
Or do I finish one can and then move to the other?
Responses:
Take off their lids, turn off the lights, close the door and let 'em fight it out. Last one standing.....*that's* your paint -- nm
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prayformojo
Jul 1, 14:29
Always mix. Even new, unopened cans if you'll be using more than one on a project.
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TWuG
Jul 1, 14:11
MIX! THE! PAINT! -- nm
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studio audience
Jul 1, 13:40
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Nickelodeon made a cute kids game show where they wore all white and had to perform challenges while paint was spraying. It's not on Paramount though. -- nm
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IAmQale
Jul 1, 13:45
This is like paint roulette. I say mix them but shake/stir them very, very well. -- nm
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JaxSean
Jul 1, 13:36
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Shaken, not stirred. -- nm
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IAmQale
Jul 1, 13:44
mix. -- nm
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amanda jeans
Jul 1, 13:36
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That's what I was thinking to avoid winding up with an unintentional messy ombre. -- nm
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Dano
Jul 1, 13:40
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We don't need no stinkin' swatches. -- nm
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Messy Hombre
Jul 1, 13:42
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